Sudan defence ministry ordered to protect returnees in Darfur
Days after the UN Security Council decided to reduce the number of peacekeepers in Darfur, Sudan’s Second Vice-President instructed the...
Campaign round-up: Did we keep it on air?
For over a month, Radio Dabanga asked for your support to sponsor a day of its life-saving radio. That’s something...
First anti-human-trafficking conference begins in Sudan
Anti-smuggling committees met in Khartoum to starts the first conference to combat human trafficking, with the participation of officials of...
Khartoum witnesses new bread price hikes
The shortage of fuel and ongoing power outages have led to an increase in bread prices in Khartoum. People now...
Trial against eight Darfuri students adjourned
On Monday the trial against eight students from Darfur began in the court in Khartoum Bahri. They were arrested in...
Four women ‘die from anesthesia’ in obstetrics hospital
Four women are suspected to have died from a corrupted drug used in anesthesia during operations in Wad Madani Hospital...
Camel herders shoot farmers in North Darfur
Two farmers were wounded in a herders’ attack on their farm in Tawila locality in North Darfur on Sunday. Speaking...
Communist Party warns of food crisis in Sudan
The streets of Khartoum again show long lines of people waiting in front of petrol stations and bakeries to buy...
Repeated militia assaults in Central Darfur’s Nierteti
People living in the area of Turr in Central Darfur’s Nierteti locality are suffering from militia attacks for more than...
Red Cross distributes seed, food to 18,000 families in Central Darfur’s Jebel Marra
Fourteen thousand families in Jebel Marra’s Rokoro and 4,000 in Golo are receiving seed and food assistance from the International Committee...
Sudan needs comprehensive political reforms: Financial analyst
The chronic economic problems Sudan is facing are the result of an unclear political vision to tackle them, says former...
Fuel, power outages: northern Sudan cement production halved
The continuing shortage of fuel and repeated power cuts have forced cement factories in Sudan’s River Nile state to reduce...
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